WordPress is all the rage. But have you tried to create a massive site fast using WordPress? It just isn't going to happen.

If you want to create a big site fast, and I mean hundreds or even thousands of pages, to create scale you need to learn html and php. Especially php.

For example, this site was created today: http://touchuppaintpen.net. It took several days of careful planning, but once the template was in place and approved it took longer to upload the 7000 web...

Here I want to outline three types of links you could use and their SEO impact.

The first is a little unusual - just a reference to a website without an html link. Like this:

Many SEO experts say Google credits a website reference as a link even without a hyperlink. How much I do not know.

But this is still useful to keep in mind if you cannot include a regular link, which is the second type:

Audi Touch Up Paint...

As an affiliate there are certain limitations in your marketing imposed by the merchant.

If the merchant's website doesn't convert it may not matter what you have on your affiliate site.

If the creatives offered by the merchant are just thrown together and are not effective then it is best not to use them.

Something I have done for many years is to develop my own creatives for a merchant's product.

This has even included creating a better slogan...

Marlon Sanders has a valuable newsletter you should get on. It's been around for years and is not one of those pump and jump crap email lists you see where one only promotes products as an affiliate even they have never bought them.

Anyway, Marlon was recently noting how Tebowing was created and apparently made the owner a couple thousand dollars selling shirts.

So I took the latest controversy starring Tebow, this one generated by Bill Maher, and created my own site....

There are two RSS feed options available in Wordpress. I have not seen this publicized before, but when testing out the Opera web browser I discovered it.

This is from WordPress 3.1.3 and under Settings, Reading, I have checked to include the full text in a feed.

First, there is a RSS feed that includes the entire text and contents of a post.

You see it at JimmerTime.com/feed/

Second, there is an RSS feed that only includes a snippet of the post....